Palma de Mallorca 2-Hour Private Walking Tour with Local Guides
by Mallorca Free Tour
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€250Overview
This private walking tour in Palma de Mallorca focuses on the city's old town and its history. The guides have worked locally for seven years and share facts, stories, and curiosities about Palma. The tour is personalized; participants can request visits to specific sites such as the Jewish quarter, the Xuetas community, the Cathedral, or gastronomy spots. The tour lasts about two hours and takes place on foot. A local guide accompanies the group throughout. The itinerary includes several notable stops. It starts at Sa Llotja, a building designed by Mallorcan architect Guillem Sagrera, open Tuesday to Sunday with specified hours. Next is the Palau de l'Almudaina, where the guide discusses its history, architecture, and royal connections. The group then moves to the Cathedral de Mallorca, where the history and recent changes are explained. Inside the Cathedral, the guide spends around 40 minutes covering artistic styles, light effects, Catalan Modernism including Gaudí's influence, and contemporary art by Miquel Barceló. Other stops include Ca'n Oms and Can Bordils, both featuring Mallorcan patios and building descriptions; Can Bordils also hosts the Jewish quarters interpretation center open weekday mornings to learn about the local Jewish community and Xuetas. The Iglesia de Santa Eulalia parish church is also visited, with explanations of local expressions. The tour continues to Can Corbella, a modernist building in the Jewish quarter, followed by the Ajuntament de Palma (town hall), the main square, and the Banc de "sino fos". Can Forteza Rey is next, noted for Catalan Modernism and a distinctive face. The route then covers the Plaça Major with its history and recent updates, the Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca with local anecdotes about orange trees, and finishes at the Mercat de S'olivar, Palma's main municipal market open Monday to Saturday mornings. The tour includes a guide but does not list any other inclusions or exclusions.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Sa Llotja
Visit Sa Llotja, a building designed by Mallorcan architect Guillem Sagrera. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The building is closed on Mondays.
15 min
Palau de l'Almudaina
Learn about the history, architecture, and royal family connections of Palau de l'Almudaina.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
The guide explains the history, curiosities, and recent changes of the Cathedral de Mallorca.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
Explore the inside of the Cathedral, also called "La Catedral del mar." The guide covers the main artistic styles of its chapels, the effects of light within the space, Catalan Modernism including Gaudí's contributions, and contemporary art by Miquel Barceló.
40 min
Ca'n Oms
Visit Ca'n Oms to see the Mallorcan patio and descriptions of the building's interior and exterior.
7 min
Can Bordils
At Can Bordils, explore the Mallorcan patio and the building inside and outside. Visit the Jewish quarters interpretation center, open only on weekdays in the mornings, to learn about the history of Palma's Jewish community and the Xuetas.
20 min
Iglesia de Santa Eulalia
See the parish church of Santa Eulàlia and learn about local expressions connected to it.
10 min
Can Corbella
Visit Can Corbella, a modernist building located in Palma's Jewish quarter.
15 min
Ajuntament de Palma
Stop at the town hall, located on the main square, including the Banc de "sino fos."
15 min
Can Forteza Rey
View Can Forteza Rey, noted for its Catalan Modernism and a distinctive face feature.
5 min
Placa Major
Explore the surroundings of Plaça Major, its history, and recent changes.
10 min
Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca
Hear anecdotes about the local environment and the orange trees near Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca.
5 min
Mercat De S'olivar
Visit Palma's main municipal market, Mercat de S'olivar, open Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
10 min
Meeting point
In Parc de la mar (In front of the Tourist office)
End point
We adapt to you, chose the ending point.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Palma de Mallorca 2-Hour Private Walking Tour with Local Guides
by Mallorca Free Tour
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€250Overview
This private walking tour in Palma de Mallorca focuses on the city's old town and its history. The guides have worked locally for seven years and share facts, stories, and curiosities about Palma. The tour is personalized; participants can request visits to specific sites such as the Jewish quarter, the Xuetas community, the Cathedral, or gastronomy spots. The tour lasts about two hours and takes place on foot. A local guide accompanies the group throughout. The itinerary includes several notable stops. It starts at Sa Llotja, a building designed by Mallorcan architect Guillem Sagrera, open Tuesday to Sunday with specified hours. Next is the Palau de l'Almudaina, where the guide discusses its history, architecture, and royal connections. The group then moves to the Cathedral de Mallorca, where the history and recent changes are explained. Inside the Cathedral, the guide spends around 40 minutes covering artistic styles, light effects, Catalan Modernism including Gaudí's influence, and contemporary art by Miquel Barceló. Other stops include Ca'n Oms and Can Bordils, both featuring Mallorcan patios and building descriptions; Can Bordils also hosts the Jewish quarters interpretation center open weekday mornings to learn about the local Jewish community and Xuetas. The Iglesia de Santa Eulalia parish church is also visited, with explanations of local expressions. The tour continues to Can Corbella, a modernist building in the Jewish quarter, followed by the Ajuntament de Palma (town hall), the main square, and the Banc de "sino fos". Can Forteza Rey is next, noted for Catalan Modernism and a distinctive face. The route then covers the Plaça Major with its history and recent updates, the Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca with local anecdotes about orange trees, and finishes at the Mercat de S'olivar, Palma's main municipal market open Monday to Saturday mornings. The tour includes a guide but does not list any other inclusions or exclusions.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Sa Llotja
Visit Sa Llotja, a building designed by Mallorcan architect Guillem Sagrera. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The building is closed on Mondays.
15 min
Palau de l'Almudaina
Learn about the history, architecture, and royal family connections of Palau de l'Almudaina.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
The guide explains the history, curiosities, and recent changes of the Cathedral de Mallorca.
10 min
Catedral de Mallorca
Explore the inside of the Cathedral, also called "La Catedral del mar." The guide covers the main artistic styles of its chapels, the effects of light within the space, Catalan Modernism including Gaudí's contributions, and contemporary art by Miquel Barceló.
40 min
Ca'n Oms
Visit Ca'n Oms to see the Mallorcan patio and descriptions of the building's interior and exterior.
7 min
Can Bordils
At Can Bordils, explore the Mallorcan patio and the building inside and outside. Visit the Jewish quarters interpretation center, open only on weekdays in the mornings, to learn about the history of Palma's Jewish community and the Xuetas.
20 min
Iglesia de Santa Eulalia
See the parish church of Santa Eulàlia and learn about local expressions connected to it.
10 min
Can Corbella
Visit Can Corbella, a modernist building located in Palma's Jewish quarter.
15 min
Ajuntament de Palma
Stop at the town hall, located on the main square, including the Banc de "sino fos."
15 min
Can Forteza Rey
View Can Forteza Rey, noted for its Catalan Modernism and a distinctive face feature.
5 min
Placa Major
Explore the surroundings of Plaça Major, its history, and recent changes.
10 min
Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca
Hear anecdotes about the local environment and the orange trees near Banc de s'Oli Oleoteca.
5 min
Mercat De S'olivar
Visit Palma's main municipal market, Mercat de S'olivar, open Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
10 min
Meeting point
In Parc de la mar (In front of the Tourist office)
End point
We adapt to you, chose the ending point.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.